Today it was announced that ISIS’s deputy leader has been killed in air strike in Iraq.

…’The air force’s planes executed with accuracy a strike on the headquarters of Daesh in al-Qaim… resulting in the killing of Ayad al-Jumaili, alias Abu Yahya, the war minister,” said state TV, citing a statement from the directorate of military intelligence.

Iraqi forces, backed by a US-led coalition, have been battling since October to retake the city of Mosul, ISIS’ stronghold in Iraq and the city where Baghdadi declared a ‘caliphate’ nearly three years ago. […]

US and Iraqi officials believe Baghdadi has left operational commanders with diehard followers to fight the battle of Mosul, and is now hiding out in the desert with senior commanders.

The liberal media probably won’t make this front page news and shout it from the rooftops still worried about the Hillz, why she lost, and how we can make it look like Russia had something to do with it.

Meanwhile, we will provide you coverage of the major victory the United States had against ISIS.